850-456-2019

Emergency Eye Care in Pensacola

  • Same-day emergency care prioritized
  • Medical eye care for all ages
  • Call or text our Pensacola team

Why choose our emergency eye doctor for urgent concerns 

Eye injuries, infection symptoms, sudden vision changes, and severe eye pain can be stressful and difficult to assess on your own. During business hours, call us for guidance and prompt emergency eye care in Pensacola. 

Emergency concerns are prioritized 

Our team will assess your symptoms and help determine the appropriate next step, whether that is an in-office emergency eye exam or immediate care at an emergency room. 

Clear answers and eye injury treatment 

Our Pensacola eye care team uses diagnostic testing to identify the cause of your symptoms. Depending on your needs, we may provide treatment, prescribe medication, or coordinate a referral for specialized care. 

Local care when you need it 

Drs. Mary and Charles Charbonneau provide medical and vision care for Pensacola families. As a family- and veteran-owned practice, we focus on helping patients feel heard, informed, and supported during an unexpected situation. 

    What to do in an eye emergency 

    Take these steps while arranging urgent care: 

    • Do not rub your eye – Rubbing can worsen irritation or an injury. 
    • Rinse after chemical exposure – Flush the eye gently with clean water or saline for at least 15 minutes, then seek immediate care. 
    • Do not remove embedded objects – If metal, glass, or another object is stuck in your eye, do not attempt to remove it. 
    • Protect the eye – Avoid pressure on an injured eye. A clean cloth or shield may help protect the area. 
    • Call for guidance – Call or text our practice at 850-456-2019 during business hours. 

      Do not wait to get help for an eye emergency 

      Eye injuries, sudden vision loss, severe eye pain, flashes or floaters, chemical exposure, and suspected infections may require prompt attention. If you cannot reach our office, have a severe injury, or experience sudden, significant vision loss, go to the nearest emergency room immediately.